Fuchs Transport (TGBX06)

Fuchs Transport (TGBX06) Includes three Fuchs armoured personnel carriers, optional Milan anti-tank missile, decal sheet & Unit Card. The Fuchs (Fox) Transport-panzer (abbreviated to TPz) is a 6-wheeled, fully amphibious, armoured personnel carrier designed for a variety roles including troop transport, engineer transport, bomb disposal, NBC (Nuclear, Biological and Chemical) reconnaissance and electronic warfare. Check out the Fuchs Transport in the online store here... Designed by Tim Adcock and Evan Allen Painted by Aaron Mathie

Leopard All across West Germany divisions are being mobilised and reservists flock to their barracks for assignment to the front. With their powerful Leopard 2 tanks and panzergrenadiers mounted in the Marder infantry fighting vehicles, they fight with skill and cunning to slow the Soviet advance, determined to protect their homes and families. Click here to find out more about Leopard...

It can carry up to eight passengers and has an MG3 machine-gun on an anti-aircraft mount. It can also mount a Milan anti-tank missile launcher if mobile firepower is needed.

Fuchs Transport Box Contents

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a. 3 x Fuchs hulls b. 18 x Wheels

c. 3 x MG3 AA machine-guns d. 1 x Milan missile launcher (optional)

Unit Card	Decal Sheet

Assembling a Fuchs

Step 1: Start by gluing the wheels in place. Take your time and try to make sure each wheel is straight and level – this is easier than it looks, because the axle is shaped to fit the recess in the wheels to help with stability and correct alignment.	Below: The 6 wheels attached correctly.

Step 2: Glue the machine-gun into the mounting hole in front of the hatch. MG's are quite fragile, so some modellers paint them separately before attaching them.	Below: The AA machine-gun correctly positioned.	Optional: If you choose to mount your Unit's Milan missile launcher on one of your Fuchs, it should be glued directly in front of the upper hatch.

Milan mount A Panzeraufklärungs Zug may remove Milan missile teams before the game, mounting a Milan missile on one of the Unit’s Fuchs for each team removed.

Below: The fully assembled Fuchs, with optional Milan mount.

Painting NATO Camouflage All the colours you need to paint the standard NATO three-colour camouflage pattern can be found in the Quartermasters Paint Set and the Team Yankee German Paint Set. NATO Camouflage Templates...

Leopard 2 Painting Guide

In this video Aaron paints a Leopard 2 tank in the NATO three-colour camouflage scheme. You can use exactly the same process and colours to paint the your Gepards.